Sony just wants to block Activision acquisition of Blizzard

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Sony is the loudest critic Microsoft is merging with Activision Blizzard and, unlike Nvidia and Nintendo, does not want to sign a contract that would guarantee Call of Duty on PlayStation for 10 years in the same quality, with the same content and on the same day as on Xbox .

Activision Blizzard CFO Lulu Cheng Meservy even claims that Microsoft is ready to offer Sony better terms than the Japanese conglomerate with the Call of Duty publisher now. The current contract between Sony and Activision expires next year.

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Jim Ryan, President and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, even had to say during a closed hearing in Brussels: that he’s not interested in having Call of Duty on PlayStation. Instead, he seeks to block the acquisition for nearly $69 billion.

I don’t want a new contract with Call of Duty. I just want to block your merge had 02/21/2023 Meservy announced Jim Ryan.

Microsoft is fighting for acquisition approval not only in the European Union, but also in the UK. you paid there today full-page advertising in the Financial Times and Daily Mail newspapers with the message that Call of Duty will reach other platforms, specifically up to 150 million players. This is the sum of Nvidia GeForce Now cloud service users and Nintendo Switch console owners.

Source :Indian TV

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